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by ideashower 2y ago
I think a lot of those offered would understand how people on TikTok would turn on them for selling out. They're not stupid, quite the opposite. I detest how the political landscape of the internet has evolved to such an extent that it
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by ideashower 2y ago
can I ask, what do you do with it on your home server?
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by ideashower 2y ago
I was laid off from my first engineering role at the age of 22 and it broke me. Poor leadership, and infighting between me and my supervisor who couldn't reasonably manage me and support a new engineer (he monitored my git commit histo
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by ideashower 2y ago
how about fingerprinting? Not versed in this space but might be worth looking into.
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by ideashower 2y ago
That's... exactly what's happening though?
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by ideashower 2y ago
It's funny, my friends and I all entered CS around the same time (2010-2013) and I remember thinking it was weird for NEU to be using Racket. Clearly it's successful, and has proven itself to be a great place to start a CS career.
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by ideashower 2y ago
Precisely. We must recognize this as a fundamental issue of workers’ rights and personal autonomy in the digital age, beyond viewing it as a technical challenge. Without proper protections, voice cloning technology risks concentrating power
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by ideashower 2y ago
For people's image being used without their permission: strengthen U.S. right of publicity laws with private right of action, enabling people to sue for unauthorized use of their voice or likeness.
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by ideashower 2y ago
> Indirect involvement can still be ok within the confines of a license agreement for using the actor's voice. This assumes existence of a license agreement or likeness/right of publicity law that prevents unauthorized use. But
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by ideashower 2y ago
If foreign journalists could report from there we would have more reliable sources.
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by ideashower 2y ago
It does default to chronological, though?
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by ideashower 2y ago
I’m struggling to recall some of those early fun accounts. Do you remember any interesting automated feeds from Twitter’s early days?
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by ideashower 2y ago
This plus the fact that starting Nov 15 tweets become by default training material for their language models: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/x-is-using-y...
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by ideashower 2y ago
It’s definitely a whole different platform now, compared to when the first exodus happened. I’m loving it! The “starter pack” feature is great. There’s also this website where you can browse created starter packs for groups/interests y
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by ideashower 2y ago
thanks for checking! I think I'll get the M4 Pro and max out the RAM. I don't have the budget for whatever the future M4 Studio would look like, so this seems like a nice sweet spot.
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by ideashower 2y ago
Did your old mini have FileVault enabled?
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by ideashower 2y ago
Super cool yeah I'm mainly looking to create 8K fisheye footage for the Vision Pro so that's really good to hear! Wondering if it's worth spending that much money on the M4 Pro or just building a PC tbh.
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by ideashower 2y ago
Can you run it headless? Like, if I have it power on after a reboot, is it possible to log in remotely?
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by ideashower 2y ago
Have you tried 8K video? How does each machine handle that?
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by ideashower 2y ago
I’m contemplating whether this can handle editing 8K video. Does anyone have any idea? My goal is to venture into 180-degree VR production. With the Canon R5C and the RF 5.2mm f/2.8 Dual Fisheye Lens, I want to produce stereoscopic vid
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by ideashower 2y ago
Someone did this to the Ring mobile app to get a dataset of all (public) Ring cameras across the US https://gizmodo.com/ring-s-hidden-data-let-us-map-amazons-sp...
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by ideashower 2y ago
Thanks :-)
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by ideashower 2y ago
> platforms should > Anti-discrimination law should I don't disagree with you. But you must distinguish between what the law does, and what it should do, in your view. Otherwise you are misleading people.
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by ideashower 2y ago
Bingo. If you threaten, or promote harm/hate speech, you're not suddenly immune from the consequences of that. It's that the platform is (generally) immune from those same consequences.
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by ideashower 2y ago
> In California in particular, courts have ruled online businesses that are public accommodations cannot discriminate. Yes. But there is a legal distinction between a business website that offers goods/services to the public (like a
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by ideashower 2y ago
> I don't like Section 230 because "actual knowledge" no longer matters, as tech companies willfully blind themselves to the activities on their platforms. This is misleading. It seems like you're predicating your ent
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by ideashower 2y ago
I think the key word there is "properly." Mass exporting of e-waste to poorer countries from richer ones is hardly proper.
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by ideashower 2y ago
The U.S. Government is purchasing tools like these and using them: https://www.404media.co/inside-the-u-s-government-bought-too... This has been a widespread problem for the better part of at least half a decade, likely muc
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by ideashower 2y ago
AVP user here who is wanting to get less plugged into screens. What I really mean by that though, is that I want to make my screen time more meaningful. I don’t want to mindlessly scroll, like I often find myself doing, or like I see others
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by ideashower 2y ago
Here's one: if you want it to rewrite something or show you a better way to say something you've already written, just ask for different options. I usually find that mixing what I wanted to write with parts of its suggestions give

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